New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
DEMOCRATIC TROUBLES IN ALBANY.

THE REPUBLICANS HOPEfUL-A $500
YGATIoS FOR GOVERNOR HILL.
. Gent 81 tSp,eiab-The Republicans OF
mi. county arc confident that they can re-
oa,n ths Congressional District which was iost
last year and possibly elect state o"n"'o'
and three members OF Assembly. Congressman N'c"os
IT Kane who died last week, was elected ny pura'y
of only ITO over Dr. John Swinburne AMI was charged
that the plurality was fraudulent The friends OF Dr.
swipburne meet tomorrow to canvass Tor MS
nomination again. The Democratic machine
is finding much difficulty In securing
candidate to run against him. but e1-hayor
Blocker Banks will probably take the Democratic nom
nation The Herrics Democratic machine Is further
embarras Sod by that the Democratic Committee
OF 800 will take independent action and send ful con-
testing delegation to Saratoga Convention Its pur'
poses are expressed follows by one of It's leaders;
We are true friends OF Governor iIill IL, In this
ernor OF the State, aud willing to vote and
work and spend our msney 70 eieG' .s n,p fTii
delegation to the Democratic State Convention and WI
claim admission as t aea olowes Of "v
ernor Hill II excluded It VIII BIS blow AZ ov
erner Hin and is win M, ea AZ To SSTpy
New York in 1888 for Cleveland. as we'll as for mn
nresent calculations may be upset. Governor Hin can
be elected year. but IT does not Ioow
along with him The Committee OF 800 will probably
nominate fun ticket from Congressman to coroner
THE OPPOSITION TO T. 8. GIBBS.
An adjourned meeting OF the Republicans otthe XiIth
Assembly District opposed to ex-senator GioOs was
held last evening at the Grand Opera House uali.
About six hundred soiil-looking men were present,
among whom beside the officers named were Civil JUS
tice Ceduey Alderman Cowie Matthew MaedougalI ex-
Alderman william Wade, Charles A. Winch Knox McAice
AMI George ". Wnant. Charles |. Ponamus caDed inc
meeting TO order. Charles A. When. chslrman oi suo
Committee Organization. submitted tae draft OF
constitution and bylaws which was adopted aHer
which the following elected permanent oihcers;
Presi lent, Henry H. Sprague vicepreslienls "nlaM
@. Archibald; corresponding secretary. iihc"in
W. Mcleod: seph Corbet President sprague
made "A rafting speech IN which DO arraigneu TIT Dloo
and his msthOds. aud declared that tho kepuocans OF
the XIIth District ai apoegizeh Tor anu exiehnaes
and defended actions OF the men VINO hsd
rene cd them until thoy were urea OF H. bions no
said agaiu insisted upon nominating the caniiatfs
they were They had como hero thus carry ~
the canpaisn 10 notice upon Mr. 5lpDs ana DIS
coterie that t cannot be done any longer Every day'
the speaker said. he met Repnpican lehueIs , ,Ton
other parts OF the city AMI the state who asked Can
YOU get rid OF that GibDsl' That Is tho OBJECT OF
meeting here tonight. The PRESIDENTS speech WAS
received with applause. ,.. -
Tho following resolution offered by the committee was
unanimously adopted:
That OF Eve be appointed by the chair Tor the
the roll of membership OF the NJ TN
fr, In cut enrolment fouuI thereon aud upon proof ot
fraudulent enrolment 10 that tr persons so 10
Over 100 signatures appended 10 the roll OF
Colonel John W. Marshall attempted 10 speak but was
not allowed to do 20 ON the ground that he was not
member. lie Is OF the Oldest Republicans OF mo
XlIth District and felt much aggreyed al the REFUSAL
Mr. spragne has been qnoted In pubihcd inlecview
saying that Colonel Narshal II see<ing the nomination
for Alderman 10 the KILN District colonel Martna
said after the meeting that all lie wished TO saw was thst
he not candidate any office anu would not accept
a nomination II rendered him.